Stables, a digital payments infrastructure provider, has integrated USDT0 into its developer platform to simplify the movement of Tether’s USDT stablecoin across more than 20 blockchain networks. The integration targets Asia’s stablecoin payment corridors, where developers often face fragmented chains, liquidity pools, and settlement rails, creating unnecessary complexity for fintechs.
Asia already accounts for roughly 60% of global stablecoin payment flows, yet payment routes remain split across different chains, wallets, exchanges, and local fiat corridors. This forces developers to manage separate USDT balances, leading to higher fees, settlement delays, bridge risks, and operational overhead. USDT0 addresses this by allowing USDT transfers across chains under a single token standard, eliminating the need for bridges or wrapped tokens.
With the integration now live, developers using the Stables platform can move USDT seamlessly via a single API, regardless of the underlying blockchain. “Our developers no longer need to think about which chain USDT lives on. They integrate once, and it moves,” said Bernardo Bilotta, CEO and Co-founder of Stables. USDT0 Co-Founder Lorenzo R. added that fragmented chains rebuilt many of the problems fintech spent a decade solving, and the integration ensures the dollar moving through Asian corridors no longer gets stuck between networks.
Stables, founded in 2021, holds regulatory licenses in Australia, Europe, and Canada. The company provides a complete stack for stablecoin orchestration, including compliance, liquidity, and multi-currency support. This integration strengthens its position as an API-first layer for USDT payments across Asia, helping to close the infrastructure gap in a region leading global stablecoin adoption.
